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9/11: I want my dad to be remembered as a hero (opens the original)
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Ever since he was a young boy and his father relocated to the USA, Godwin Forde had dreamt of living there too. In September 2001, he was finally old enough to fly out on his own and visit his dad, Godwin Forde senior, and make plans to finish school in the States. His father was one of 67 British people who died in the deadly al-Qaeda attack on the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001. Godwin's sister Charlene, then 19 years old, had just moved to live in New York with her dad a week before
'I built my own social home so I could be housed in London' (opens the original)
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It's not easy to find an affordable place to live in the capital so building your own home might seem appealing if you are struggling to get on the housing ladder or keep up with the rent. In 1990s London, some housing cooperatives built whole streets of social housing, sharing knowledge and construction skills between them. But, 30 years on, can this approach work effectively while meeting today's tighter building regulations? Tim Oshodi lives in Lewisham in a two-bedroom house with a large gar
Tottenham car park in Simon Levy murder case still unsafe, reidents say (opens the original)
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When Sheryl Wilkins was found murdered in the B&M car park in Tottenham last August, local resident Annem Hobson's heart sank. "I had this big a pang of anger, just absolute anger," she said, "because I am so frustrated." Annem has lived in the area for nine years and in that time, she has been campaigning for more security and safeguarding for the sex workers who use the space, mainly - but not always - at night. The huge superstore car park is set back from the main road and is open 24 hours.
'I brought up my family in a London graveyard' (opens the original)
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Living in a four bedroom detached house in London that comes with the job might be most people's dream. But living where 46-year-old Colin Burgess does might seem like more of a nightmare. For the past 15 years he's been living in a house in Grove Park Cemetery with his wife, three (now-grown-up) children and a dog. "It's a fantastic ice-breaker. People say, 'you live in a cemetery?' but we've never had a trick-or-treater," he said. As head of bereavement services for Lewisham Council, he manage
Sue Kreitzman: The 85-year-old living in her own art installation (opens the original)
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By her own account, the 85-year-old, originally from New York, "flunked" every art class she ever took, from elementary school to high school. It was at the age of 58, after successful careers as a teacher, cookbook author and TV chef that Kreitzman's life took a different path. While looking over the proofs for her latest cookbook, she picked up a marker and drew a mermaid. She said: "I looked at the mermaid and the mermaid looked at me and I gave her a fish for a hat. She was in charge, not me
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